Propping up Arizona
By PARKER BROCK
The propositions that will be on the ballot will be proposing new laws, and amendments to the state constitution will have lasting effects on the state’s economy and revenue generation.
The general election, which will take place Nov. 6, will have five propositions. Here’s a guide most of the propositions to make an informed decision on which proposition to vote for. Proposition 305
This would initiate state Senate Bill 1431, which passed in 2017 and would increase the amount of recipients eligible to receive an empowerment scholarship account.
This voucher system would affect predominantly low-income students from kindergarten through Grade 12.
The account would allow for spending toward “tuition, textbooks, educational therapies, tutoring, or other qualified...